Warhawk Command Center Comes Home this Week

[modeps]

About a year ago, we heard some cool details as to what could help set Home apart from being just another chat interface. Specifically, info came out that Warhawk (http://kotaku.com/361562/how-warhawk-makes-home-really-really-cool) was getting a sand-table where folks could strategize, Uncharted (http://kotaku.com/361563/how-uncharted-drakes-fortune-makes-home-really-really-cool) was getting some mini-game, and Resistance (http://kotaku.com/361560/how-resistance-fall-of-man-makes-home-really-really-cool) was also getting a tie in.

While EA has rolled out their sports complex, which was announced and released a lot quicker than the first part stuff, the aforementioned features have yet to be implemented. Fear not though, because this week Warhawk fans will finally get (http://playstation.joystiq.com/2009/02/24/warhawk-game-space-hits-home-this-week/) that Sand Table to play with in Home.

Does this make you Warhawk players more interested?

[TeeCakes]

Good way to get gamers to enjoy older titles, and certainly shows a little bit of the Sony "anti-XBL" strategy off. Proves you don't need to secure exclusive DLC and spend ridiculous amounts of cash to make people get interested in older titles.

[Virtuoso]

Cool, I guess. I have Warhawk, but to be honest this is not a feature that really interests me.

[Zecon]

Good way to get gamers to enjoy older titles, and certainly shows a little bit of the Sony "anti-XBL" strategy off. Proves you don't need to secure exclusive DLC and spend ridiculous amounts of cash to make people get interested in older titles.
But how do you get people interested in Home?;)
And are you implying Sony hasnt spent ridiculous amounts of money on this? I doubt this will get anyone who isnt playing warhawk into playing it.